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@SauIan You are a paid government agent. I am paid by pride and dedication. I do not take money for helping the Native Americans, and I would never accept money for helping the real America.
That is why Native Americans will survive-they defend their country for money from White invaders, but Wu Maos like you who is impersonating the 45 year old Sheila Shigley only do it if you are paid 50 cents for drug money.
A Chinese student organization recently announced it will launch the first forum to focus on entrepreneurship in China at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology next month.
The forum aims to provide a platform for Chinese students in the United States and venture capitalists from China to hash out business ideas.
The MIT-China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum, or MIT-CHIEF, will be an annually held conference hosted by the MIT Chinese Student and Scholar Association.
The forum will invite entrepreneurs from both China and the US to speak about hot-button business topics in China. This year, the key issues are healthcare, information technology, clean energy, innovation, entrepreneurship and venture investment.
"We hope to build a platform for intellectual exchange and deeper and broader collaboration between China and the US in technology, innovation and entrepreneurship," said Li Rui, co-chair of MIT-CHIEF and a third-year doctoral candidate in electrical engineering and computer science at the university.
On Nov 19-20, four entrepreneurs will make keynote speeches at the conference: Zhang Yaqin, corporate vice-president of Microsoft Corp; Thomas Li, vice-president of IBM; Sonny Wu, co-founder and managing director of GSR Ventures, a venture capital fund which invests in technology companies with operations in China; and Wang Shi, chairman of China Vanke Co Ltd.
One interesting aspect of the forum is a contest called "Pitch to China", which allows teams of students to sell a business idea.
The first 20 teams were selected in September and six teams will enter the championship round for $18,000 in cash prizes.
"The contest strives to foster connections of new technologies and business models with investment funding and execution experience from China and outside,"
said Zhao Xin, the contest director and a doctoral candidate in materials science and engineering at the university.
"We are dedicated to facilitating overseas entrepreneurs with resources within China and helping them both enter the Chinese market as well as bring about positive change for both China and the world as a whole," Zhao said.
Similar entrepreneurship events haven been held at MIT, such as the $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, but participation from Chinese students was low, said Cui Yuanyuan, marketing and sponsorship director of MIT-CHIEF.
Cui has a friend working for the $100K competition organizing committee and told her that it is difficult to receive business plans submitted by the Chinese community.
"We are now encouraging Chinese students and Chinese enterprisers to stand out and say what they want. We hope this could be a good opportunity for all Chinese," said Cui, a doctoral candidate in computational and systems biology.
As the first Chinese-oriented entrepreneurship event at MIT, MIT-CHIEF attracted attention outside the Chinese community.
"MIT's engagement with China on the one hand, and with innovation and entrepreneurship on the other, is deep, longstanding and growing," said David Schmittlein, dean of the Sloan School of Management at MIT. "Opportunities coming from MIT to enhance the dialogue around innovation in China, and to build the community that is supporting that innovation, is important and I look to this new forum to play a significant and positive role in these efforts."
Six years after leaving his ancestral home on the grasslands of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, Tsering Dondrup says he is still trying to adapt to his new life in town.
Dondrup has just finished sculpting a stone yak that he can sell for 900 yuan (141 U.S. dollars). His wife, daughter and son-in-law have all learned to sculpt, as the craft provides income for the entire family.
Last year, the family of nine earned more than 20,000 yuan by making and selling sculptures.
Dondrup, 45, is one of 50,000 Tibetan herders who had to give up their nomadic life in the region of Sanjiangyuan, the source of China's three major rivers: the Yangtze, the Yellow River and the Lancang River.
China started moving residents out of the 150,000-square-km region in 2005, when the central government started a 7.5 billion yuan project to ecologically restore areas that had been damaged by excessive herding.
The former herders now live in newly built communities near town centers. "We have better access to housing, medical services and vocational training now," Dondrup said.
In 2009, a stone sculpture production company set up shop in Dondrup's community in Zekog County, jointly funded by the government and a collective investment from 100 local households.
"The community earned 1.15 million yuan by selling stone sculptures last year. Earnings have already topped 800,000 yuan in the first six months of this year," said community leader Tsering Namgyal.
To help the herdsmen adapt to city life, the provincial government offers vocational training and has set up a special fund to encourage them to run small businesses, said Li Xiaonan, deputy director of the Sanjiangyuan Ecological Preservation and Construction Office.
However, few communities have established marketable businesses like Dondrup's community.
In a migrants' village in Maqen County, located in Qinghai Province's Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, more than 150 households weave and sell Tibetan-style carpets for a living. However, the village's only carpet factory went bankrupt and closed last October.
"The factory couldn't make ends meet because of the rising prices of raw materials," said village official Ning Jie.
Most of the new migrants still miss their nomadic lives, yearning to listen to the yaks and tread the grasslands of their ancestral home.
"My family lived comfortably by herding yaks and sheep in the pastures," said 60-year-old migrant Geche.
Geche's family now lives on an annual government subsidy that is "less than the price of two yaks. Everything is so expensive here in town," Geche said.
However, it is no longer possible for the migrants to return to their old lives. "The grasslands in my hometown were blocked off by the government. Besides, I don't have money to buy yaks and sheep anymore," Geche said.
Geche said that he hopes his sons will eventually settle down in town; this is the main reason why he agreed to be relocated in the first place. However, a lack of professional skills has forced many young migrants out of the towns.
Geche's eldest son has moved to a different pasture far from the town, as he found it too difficult to secure a job. He now herds cattle for local families and makes a meager monthly salary of 700 yuan.
Last year, the local government spent an average of 900 yuan per migrant on vocational training, eventually pushing the region's employment rate to 30 percent, said Ren Mingxia, deputy director of the Sanjiangyuan office of Yushu Prefecture.
Sun Faping, vice president of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences, said that securing a job and surviving in a new environment remains the biggest challenge for the former nomads.
"It will take two or three generations to solve all the problems they are facing now," said Li.
China supported the United Nations to conduct necessary and reasonable reforms in the light of the changing international situations, a senior Chinese diplomat to the UN said here on Tuesday.
Speaking at a plenary meeting of the General Assembly which reviewed the UN secretary-general's report on the work of the organization, Wang Min, Chinese deputy permanent representative to the UN,
said that China supports the necessary and reasonable reforms of the UN in order to increase its authority and efficiency, strengthen its ability to address new challenges and threats as well as better implement obligations entrusted by the UN Charter.
The UN reform should be all-dimensional and multi-sectoral, especially produce positive results in the area of development, provide necessary guarantee in mechanism and resources for development in realizing Millennium Development Goals and truly benefit the vast majority of developing countries, Wang said.
As the Rio+20 sustainable conference is approaching, China hopes the conference to take stock of the international cooperation in the fields of environment and development over the past two decades, form consensus, take specific actions and promote global cause of sustainable development, Wang noted.
The conference and its preparation process should stick to Rio Spirit and principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities", respect autonomy of states in pursuing sustainable development and especially pay attention to the concerns of developing countries, he said.
On food security challenges, Wang pointed out that food security does not only affect economy and livelihood of all countries, but also affect global development and security.
China called on the international community to adopt idea of common development, take positive and effective measures of coordination to stabilize prices of bulk commodity, prevent excessive speculation and safeguard the food security in the world.
"China will continue to actively undertake international obligations to the best of its abilities, adhere to the road of peaceful development, follow an independent and peaceful foreign policy, commits itself to creating peaceful international environment and promoting common development in the world," he added.
Government figures show the trading volume of apartments in Beijing was down 50 percent on the figure last year, with counties neighboring Beijing the new hot spots for property investors.
Property prices in Beijing have stabilized since last year, following the introduction of various policies to restrain soaring property prices, leaving speculators little room for earning. However, as a result, counties outside the capital have become a new target for investors.
"The demand for property in Beijing has now moved to neighboring counties in Hebei province," Li Wenjie, general manager for the North China region of property agency Centaline China, told China Daily on Sunday.
For instance, in less than a year, the average property price in Chicheng, a poor county in Beijing's neighboring Hebei province, almost doubled to more than 4,000 yuan ($626) per square meter according to Xinhua News Agency.
"Housing prices have risen dramatically. How can we ordinary people afford them?" A local resident surnamed Guo, who makes around 1,000 yuan a month, told Xinhua.
In Dachang Hui autonomous county, also in Hebei province, housing prices are now between 4,000 and 5,000 yuan per square meter, compared with 3,000 yuan a year ago and in Zhuozhou city, housing prices have risen 2,000 yuan per square meter in the last two years.
Although real estate developers put prodigious faith in September sales, demand in Beijing did not surge as expected this year.
Zhang Dawei, chief researcher with Centaline China, told Beijing News that developers will have to lower their housing prices if they want to attract purchasers.
The central government reiterated its determination to rein in rising property prices in January, when the State Council released a range of strict policies to curb speculation in the property market.
@SauIan You Sheila Shigley impersonator cannot undo the deaths caused by White invaders upon the Native Americans. I cannot uno the great things that the Chinese government for rescuing the Tibetans serfs from the Da Lie Lama, nor undo the fact the real Sheila Marie Shigley is 45 years old but you are only 35.
What you are saying, is "it's ok if White invaders kill people, but the Chinese can't rescue its own people."
Two young Tibetan monks set themselves on fire on Monday at an embattled monastery to protest Chinese policies in the area, according to a Tibet advocacy group.
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The monks were apparently taken to a hospital, and it was unclear what condition they were in on Monday night.
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The monastery, Kirti, has been the site of at least four recent self-immolations, including the two on Monday.
High-ranking military officials from China and Russia held talks here Friday, pledging to further step up bilateral military cooperation between the two countries.
During an official visit to Moscow, Guo Boxiong, Vice Chairman of China's Central Military Commission, met with Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov on bilateral military relations.
Guo noted that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the signing of the China-Russia Treaty of Good-Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation, adding that the China-Russia comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership have maintained the momentum of a robust growth.
He stressed that Chinese President Hu Jintao's successful visit to Russia in June and the consensus reached by both countries' leaders during Hu's visit have determined the future direction of the development of bilateral ties and laid solid political foundations for the further promotion of military relations between the two countries.
Under the current complicated and changeable international situation, the strengthening of pragmatic military exchanges and cooperation between the two sides is of great significance, Guo said.
More than 300 doctors from about 20 provincial regions across China on Thursday left Beijing for Tibet, where they will offer free surgery to children with congenital heart disease and people with cataracts.
During their 10-day stay in Tibet, the doctors will visit Lhasa, Xigaze, Shannan, Nyingchi and Ngari, the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, the organizer of the program, said in a statement.
A source with the department told Xinhua sponsors have invested "millions of dollars" to better facilitate the doctors and enrich the medical donations.
Aside from providing surgery, the medical specialists are expected to pair up with local doctors and offer them short-term training.
In an effort to help impoverished newborns with congenital heart disease to have access to medical services, the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee has organized doctors to preform free operations on more than 100 children since 2008.
Most of these children were from China's hinterland regions of Sichuan, Ningxia and Inner Mongolia, according to a statement from the department.
China's reform of its healthcare system has put it on the right path, Health Minister Chen Zhu told the Harvard America-China Health Summit in Boston on Wednesday.
The plan has lowered medical expenses for Chinese patients and has made healthcare more accessible, affordable and equitable, Chen said.
As part of the plan, the government has spent at least 850 billion yuan ($133.2 billion) to improve the healthcare system between 2009 and 2011, which had lowered the cost of essential medicines by at least 30 percent.
Chen also said the wide gap between health services in rural and urban areas is slowly closing and government subsidies for subscribers to the new rural medical plan are 10 times higher than subsidies in 2003.
China's reform of its healthcare system, dubbed "Healthy China 2020", began three years ago and aims to provide universal national health service.
"Healthy China 2020 is a crucial period of time for China's healthcare reform, a transition of many aspects of China's economy and society," Chen said.
In the last decade the government's share of total health expenditures has increased from 16 percent to 29 percent.
"This indicates the continuing government investment into health," Chen said. "I'm confident that over time, health equity will be met in China."
The inaugural summit, organized by the China Initiative of the Harvard School of Public Health, seeks to examine health reforms in China and the United States through dialogue between Chinese and American health policymakers, experts and leaders. About 600 people participated in the two-day event.
Like China, the US recently embarked on healthcare reform to provide medical coverage for an additional 32 million Americans by 2014.
The US may be the world's biggest healthcare spender, but it wants to learn from the Chinese experience, said Sherry Glied with the US Department of Health and Human Services.
The US and China have much to learn from one another's experiences and challenges, she said.
The summit takes place at a timely moment in global health, said Julio Frenk, dean of the Harvard School of Public Health and head of the Harvard School of Public Health China Initiative.
"Both China and the US are embarking on major health reform. China's health reform is one of the most observed in the world. We are at this historical moment where the world is searching for ways to finance healthcare and to combat diseases and malnutrition," Frenk said.
"China is a nation of complex problems but it also has great energy for innovation. This is probably the health reform that will not only benefit China but the rest of the world," Frenk said.
Jorge Dominguez, vice-provost for international affairs at Harvard University, said the summit is important for sustaining ties between Harvard and China.
"More than 200 Harvard faculty members told us they are having a significant collaboration or partnership with China," Dominguez said.
@SauIan Yes, truth is a funny thing...no matter how much it is obscured, it emerges after time that you are impersonating the real Sheila Shigley. You are only 35 but the real Sheila Shigley is 45 years old. How can you impersonate someone while the age difference is 10 years? Are you saying you graduated from the West High School while you were only 1 year old? Truth is indeed a funny thing. Lol. The funnier thing is your gay nephew Shaun's comment. Lol :-)
@Saulan aka Sheila Shigley impersonator. The real Sheila Shigley is 4 years older than her sister Candace. So explain to everyone why Candace is already 41 years old and you are only 35 according to your YouTube profile?! Obviously your supervisor did not give you the right memo when you are impersonating the real Sheila Shigley. Lol!!! Are you saying the real Sheila Shigley can graduate from West High School when she was only 1 year old? Do some researches before you impersonate please!
@SauIan New York Deputy Mayor's ass was forced to resigned after he beat the crap out of his wife because he cannot find anymore Native Americans to kill. Why White racist invaders are so into violence?
Now his ass is gone.
Good.
Drain the budget, and keep draining until the White racist invaders' killing machine is stopped and the land is returned to the Native Americans!!!
Mexico has been provoked too much, and is shoring up denses along the US & Mexican border in preparation for another White racist invasion after the White racists occupied California, New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming from Mexico.
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She wants to get tanned in the summer, but her mom covers her up and says boys don't like suntanned girls. She dreams of becoming a photojournalist or art teacher, her mom wants her to aim higher. She likes to voice her opinion, her mom expects her to be obedient. It's a battle growing up in the United States for Christy Aumer, who has a Chinese mother and American father.
The youngest of three daughters says her father had more of a say about how she was raised compared to her two sisters, so she had more freedom than them when growing up. "My sisters never had a sleepover," Aumer says. "I am the only child in my family that had sleepovers."
Aumer says her life is a tug of war between Western ways and the Chinese values her mother tries to inculcate in her. Her plight is highlighted by the storm about parenting models stirred by Amy Chua's book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, a bestseller. Chua is dubbed a "tiger mom" because, though she lives in the US, she insisted on Chinese values while raising her two daughters.
"He had learned American table manners," Liu's wife Chen Tingting says. "In China, it's OK for people to slurp their soup and make a noise. I don't know whether I should ask my husband to change his behavior, or explain to my son that this is the Chinese way of doing things."
The goal is to sentence His Holy Less the Da Lie Lama's terrorist ass to jail where he belongs. Such feelings give us a true understanding of human rights, that is not grounded just in legal terms, but rooted deeply in the heart.
@TbetRox Nobody in their right mind could believe DaLie Lama is the reincarnated God King. He is a slavery master who has murdered millions of Tibetans before he ass was kicked out from Tibet by the Tibetans.
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Calls upon the Da Lie Lama serfdom to put an end to its repression in Tibet as demonstrated by the ongoing unrest.
I am writing this letter to drw your kind attention to the tense situation in Tibet due to the Da Lie Lama serfdom's increased restriction in the wake of a series of terrorist attacks by the Da Lie serfs in Ngaba.
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@SauIan You are a paid government agent. I am paid by pride and dedication. I do not take money for helping the Native Americans, and I would never accept money for helping the real America.
That is why Native Americans will survive-they defend their country for money from White invaders, but Wu Maos like you who is impersonating the 45 year old Sheila Shigley only do it if you are paid 50 cents for drug money.
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A Chinese student organization recently announced it will launch the first forum to focus on entrepreneurship in China at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology next month.
The forum aims to provide a platform for Chinese students in the United States and venture capitalists from China to hash out business ideas.
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The MIT-China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum, or MIT-CHIEF, will be an annually held conference hosted by the MIT Chinese Student and Scholar Association.
The forum will invite entrepreneurs from both China and the US to speak about hot-button business topics in China. This year, the key issues are healthcare, information technology, clean energy, innovation, entrepreneurship and venture investment.
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"We hope to build a platform for intellectual exchange and deeper and broader collaboration between China and the US in technology, innovation and entrepreneurship," said Li Rui, co-chair of MIT-CHIEF and a third-year doctoral candidate in electrical engineering and computer science at the university.
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On Nov 19-20, four entrepreneurs will make keynote speeches at the conference: Zhang Yaqin, corporate vice-president of Microsoft Corp; Thomas Li, vice-president of IBM; Sonny Wu, co-founder and managing director of GSR Ventures, a venture capital fund which invests in technology companies with operations in China; and Wang Shi, chairman of China Vanke Co Ltd.
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One interesting aspect of the forum is a contest called "Pitch to China", which allows teams of students to sell a business idea.
The first 20 teams were selected in September and six teams will enter the championship round for $18,000 in cash prizes.
"The contest strives to foster connections of new technologies and business models with investment funding and execution experience from China and outside,"
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said Zhao Xin, the contest director and a doctoral candidate in materials science and engineering at the university.
"We are dedicated to facilitating overseas entrepreneurs with resources within China and helping them both enter the Chinese market as well as bring about positive change for both China and the world as a whole," Zhao said.
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Similar entrepreneurship events haven been held at MIT, such as the $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, but participation from Chinese students was low, said Cui Yuanyuan, marketing and sponsorship director of MIT-CHIEF.
Cui has a friend working for the $100K competition organizing committee and told her that it is difficult to receive business plans submitted by the Chinese community.
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"We are now encouraging Chinese students and Chinese enterprisers to stand out and say what they want. We hope this could be a good opportunity for all Chinese," said Cui, a doctoral candidate in computational and systems biology.
As the first Chinese-oriented entrepreneurship event at MIT, MIT-CHIEF attracted attention outside the Chinese community.
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"MIT's engagement with China on the one hand, and with innovation and entrepreneurship on the other, is deep, longstanding and growing," said David Schmittlein, dean of the Sloan School of Management at MIT. "Opportunities coming from MIT to enhance the dialogue around innovation in China, and to build the community that is supporting that innovation, is important and I look to this new forum to play a significant and positive role in these efforts."
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Six years after leaving his ancestral home on the grasslands of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, Tsering Dondrup says he is still trying to adapt to his new life in town.
Dondrup has just finished sculpting a stone yak that he can sell for 900 yuan (141 U.S. dollars). His wife, daughter and son-in-law have all learned to sculpt, as the craft provides income for the entire family.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Last year, the family of nine earned more than 20,000 yuan by making and selling sculptures.
Dondrup, 45, is one of 50,000 Tibetan herders who had to give up their nomadic life in the region of Sanjiangyuan, the source of China's three major rivers: the Yangtze, the Yellow River and the Lancang River.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
China started moving residents out of the 150,000-square-km region in 2005, when the central government started a 7.5 billion yuan project to ecologically restore areas that had been damaged by excessive herding.
The former herders now live in newly built communities near town centers. "We have better access to housing, medical services and vocational training now," Dondrup said.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
In 2009, a stone sculpture production company set up shop in Dondrup's community in Zekog County, jointly funded by the government and a collective investment from 100 local households.
"The community earned 1.15 million yuan by selling stone sculptures last year. Earnings have already topped 800,000 yuan in the first six months of this year," said community leader Tsering Namgyal.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
To help the herdsmen adapt to city life, the provincial government offers vocational training and has set up a special fund to encourage them to run small businesses, said Li Xiaonan, deputy director of the Sanjiangyuan Ecological Preservation and Construction Office.
However, few communities have established marketable businesses like Dondrup's community.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
In a migrants' village in Maqen County, located in Qinghai Province's Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, more than 150 households weave and sell Tibetan-style carpets for a living. However, the village's only carpet factory went bankrupt and closed last October.
"The factory couldn't make ends meet because of the rising prices of raw materials," said village official Ning Jie.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Most of the new migrants still miss their nomadic lives, yearning to listen to the yaks and tread the grasslands of their ancestral home.
"My family lived comfortably by herding yaks and sheep in the pastures," said 60-year-old migrant Geche.
Geche's family now lives on an annual government subsidy that is "less than the price of two yaks. Everything is so expensive here in town," Geche said.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
However, it is no longer possible for the migrants to return to their old lives. "The grasslands in my hometown were blocked off by the government. Besides, I don't have money to buy yaks and sheep anymore," Geche said.
Geche said that he hopes his sons will eventually settle down in town; this is the main reason why he agreed to be relocated in the first place. However, a lack of professional skills has forced many young migrants out of the towns.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Geche's eldest son has moved to a different pasture far from the town, as he found it too difficult to secure a job. He now herds cattle for local families and makes a meager monthly salary of 700 yuan.
Last year, the local government spent an average of 900 yuan per migrant on vocational training, eventually pushing the region's employment rate to 30 percent, said Ren Mingxia, deputy director of the Sanjiangyuan office of Yushu Prefecture.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Sun Faping, vice president of the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences, said that securing a job and surviving in a new environment remains the biggest challenge for the former nomads.
"It will take two or three generations to solve all the problems they are facing now," said Li.
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China supported the United Nations to conduct necessary and reasonable reforms in the light of the changing international situations, a senior Chinese diplomat to the UN said here on Tuesday.
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Speaking at a plenary meeting of the General Assembly which reviewed the UN secretary-general's report on the work of the organization, Wang Min, Chinese deputy permanent representative to the UN,
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
said that China supports the necessary and reasonable reforms of the UN in order to increase its authority and efficiency, strengthen its ability to address new challenges and threats as well as better implement obligations entrusted by the UN Charter.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
The UN reform should be all-dimensional and multi-sectoral, especially produce positive results in the area of development, provide necessary guarantee in mechanism and resources for development in realizing Millennium Development Goals and truly benefit the vast majority of developing countries, Wang said.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
As the Rio+20 sustainable conference is approaching, China hopes the conference to take stock of the international cooperation in the fields of environment and development over the past two decades, form consensus, take specific actions and promote global cause of sustainable development, Wang noted.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
The conference and its preparation process should stick to Rio Spirit and principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities", respect autonomy of states in pursuing sustainable development and especially pay attention to the concerns of developing countries, he said.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
On food security challenges, Wang pointed out that food security does not only affect economy and livelihood of all countries, but also affect global development and security.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
China called on the international community to adopt idea of common development, take positive and effective measures of coordination to stabilize prices of bulk commodity, prevent excessive speculation and safeguard the food security in the world.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
Wang also said that this year is the 40th anniversary of the People's Republic of China's restoration of lawful seat at the UN.
BarbaraShigley 3 months ago
"China will continue to actively undertake international obligations to the best of its abilities, adhere to the road of peaceful development, follow an independent and peaceful foreign policy, commits itself to creating peaceful international environment and promoting common development in the world," he added.
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Government figures show the trading volume of apartments in Beijing was down 50 percent on the figure last year, with counties neighboring Beijing the new hot spots for property investors.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Property prices in Beijing have stabilized since last year, following the introduction of various policies to restrain soaring property prices, leaving speculators little room for earning. However, as a result, counties outside the capital have become a new target for investors.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
"The demand for property in Beijing has now moved to neighboring counties in Hebei province," Li Wenjie, general manager for the North China region of property agency Centaline China, told China Daily on Sunday.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
For instance, in less than a year, the average property price in Chicheng, a poor county in Beijing's neighboring Hebei province, almost doubled to more than 4,000 yuan ($626) per square meter according to Xinhua News Agency.
"Housing prices have risen dramatically. How can we ordinary people afford them?" A local resident surnamed Guo, who makes around 1,000 yuan a month, told Xinhua.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
In Dachang Hui autonomous county, also in Hebei province, housing prices are now between 4,000 and 5,000 yuan per square meter, compared with 3,000 yuan a year ago and in Zhuozhou city, housing prices have risen 2,000 yuan per square meter in the last two years.
Although real estate developers put prodigious faith in September sales, demand in Beijing did not surge as expected this year.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
The total trading volume of the city's commodity housing in September was down 51 percent compared with same month last year.
The weak demand will continue in October and the price will be dragged down, said Zhang Yue, chief analyst with property agency Home Link.
The average property price was 21,735 yuan a square meter last month, down slightly on August.
ShigleySheila 3 months ago
Zhang Dawei, chief researcher with Centaline China, told Beijing News that developers will have to lower their housing prices if they want to attract purchasers.
The central government reiterated its determination to rein in rising property prices in January, when the State Council released a range of strict policies to curb speculation in the property market.
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TibetRox 3 months ago
@SauIan You Sheila Shigley impersonator cannot undo the deaths caused by White invaders upon the Native Americans. I cannot uno the great things that the Chinese government for rescuing the Tibetans serfs from the Da Lie Lama, nor undo the fact the real Sheila Marie Shigley is 45 years old but you are only 35.
What you are saying, is "it's ok if White invaders kill people, but the Chinese can't rescue its own people."
That's ridiculous.
Do you have the guts to use your real name? I do
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
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September 26, 2011
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Two young Tibetan monks set themselves on fire on Monday at an embattled monastery to protest Chinese policies in the area, according to a Tibet advocacy group.
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The monks were apparently taken to a hospital, and it was unclear what condition they were in on Monday night.
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The monastery, Kirti, has been the site of at least four recent self-immolations, including the two on Monday.
HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
High-ranking military officials from China and Russia held talks here Friday, pledging to further step up bilateral military cooperation between the two countries.
During an official visit to Moscow, Guo Boxiong, Vice Chairman of China's Central Military Commission, met with Russian Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov on bilateral military relations.
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
Guo noted that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the signing of the China-Russia Treaty of Good-Neighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation, adding that the China-Russia comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership have maintained the momentum of a robust growth.
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
He stressed that Chinese President Hu Jintao's successful visit to Russia in June and the consensus reached by both countries' leaders during Hu's visit have determined the future direction of the development of bilateral ties and laid solid political foundations for the further promotion of military relations between the two countries.
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
Under the current complicated and changeable international situation, the strengthening of pragmatic military exchanges and cooperation between the two sides is of great significance, Guo said.
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
Statistics below show funds for the housing program in Tibet Autonomous Region from 2006 to 2010.
- 3.84 billion yuan ($594.73 million) from regional government
- 451 million yuan ($69.85 million) from prefecture-level governments
- 253 million yuan ($39.18 million) from county-level governments
smart66money 4 months ago
- 328 million yuan ($50.80 million) from aid funds of other provinces and municipalities
- 9.3 billion yuan ($1.44 billion) from farmers and herdsmen themselves
- 2.91 billion yuan ($450.69 million) from loans by financial institutions
smart66money 4 months ago
More than 300 doctors from about 20 provincial regions across China on Thursday left Beijing for Tibet, where they will offer free surgery to children with congenital heart disease and people with cataracts.
smart66money 4 months ago
During their 10-day stay in Tibet, the doctors will visit Lhasa, Xigaze, Shannan, Nyingchi and Ngari, the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, the organizer of the program, said in a statement.
smart66money 4 months ago
A source with the department told Xinhua sponsors have invested "millions of dollars" to better facilitate the doctors and enrich the medical donations.
Aside from providing surgery, the medical specialists are expected to pair up with local doctors and offer them short-term training.
smart66money 4 months ago
In an effort to help impoverished newborns with congenital heart disease to have access to medical services, the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee has organized doctors to preform free operations on more than 100 children since 2008.
Most of these children were from China's hinterland regions of Sichuan, Ningxia and Inner Mongolia, according to a statement from the department.
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No Empire Lasts Forever and that's why the Da Lie Lama's serfdom is gone :-)
VaravakenEatShit 4 months ago
China's reform of its healthcare system has put it on the right path, Health Minister Chen Zhu told the Harvard America-China Health Summit in Boston on Wednesday.
The plan has lowered medical expenses for Chinese patients and has made healthcare more accessible, affordable and equitable, Chen said.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
As part of the plan, the government has spent at least 850 billion yuan ($133.2 billion) to improve the healthcare system between 2009 and 2011, which had lowered the cost of essential medicines by at least 30 percent.
Chen also said the wide gap between health services in rural and urban areas is slowly closing and government subsidies for subscribers to the new rural medical plan are 10 times higher than subsidies in 2003.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
China's reform of its healthcare system, dubbed "Healthy China 2020", began three years ago and aims to provide universal national health service.
"Healthy China 2020 is a crucial period of time for China's healthcare reform, a transition of many aspects of China's economy and society," Chen said.
In the last decade the government's share of total health expenditures has increased from 16 percent to 29 percent.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
"This indicates the continuing government investment into health," Chen said. "I'm confident that over time, health equity will be met in China."
The inaugural summit, organized by the China Initiative of the Harvard School of Public Health, seeks to examine health reforms in China and the United States through dialogue between Chinese and American health policymakers, experts and leaders. About 600 people participated in the two-day event.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
Like China, the US recently embarked on healthcare reform to provide medical coverage for an additional 32 million Americans by 2014.
The US may be the world's biggest healthcare spender, but it wants to learn from the Chinese experience, said Sherry Glied with the US Department of Health and Human Services.
The US and China have much to learn from one another's experiences and challenges, she said.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
The summit takes place at a timely moment in global health, said Julio Frenk, dean of the Harvard School of Public Health and head of the Harvard School of Public Health China Initiative.
"Both China and the US are embarking on major health reform. China's health reform is one of the most observed in the world. We are at this historical moment where the world is searching for ways to finance healthcare and to combat diseases and malnutrition," Frenk said.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
"China is a nation of complex problems but it also has great energy for innovation. This is probably the health reform that will not only benefit China but the rest of the world," Frenk said.
Jorge Dominguez, vice-provost for international affairs at Harvard University, said the summit is important for sustaining ties between Harvard and China.
"More than 200 Harvard faculty members told us they are having a significant collaboration or partnership with China," Dominguez said.
SaulanEatShit 4 months ago
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Free youtube from impersonators
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Free youtube from haters
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Free the World from Backward Regime of China Spammers
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@ Sauian hate channel
The Backward Regime of China
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POLLUTION
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HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
@SauIan Yes, truth is a funny thing...no matter how much it is obscured, it emerges after time that you are impersonating the real Sheila Shigley. You are only 35 but the real Sheila Shigley is 45 years old. How can you impersonate someone while the age difference is 10 years? Are you saying you graduated from the West High School while you were only 1 year old? Truth is indeed a funny thing. Lol. The funnier thing is your gay nephew Shaun's comment. Lol :-)
bIastdogs 4 months ago
@Saulan aka Sheila Shigley impersonator. The real Sheila Shigley is 4 years older than her sister Candace. So explain to everyone why Candace is already 41 years old and you are only 35 according to your YouTube profile?! Obviously your supervisor did not give you the right memo when you are impersonating the real Sheila Shigley. Lol!!! Are you saying the real Sheila Shigley can graduate from West High School when she was only 1 year old? Do some researches before you impersonate please!
ShigleySheila 4 months ago
No Empire Lasts Forever
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Free Tibet from Torture
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@tyoungos (from Hong Kong) aka FaiunGongIsAmazing aka HumanRightsVideoT
@tyoungos (@HumanRightsVideosT imposter)
@tyoungos You spammed 8 comments in a row 2 days ago.
@tyoungos Tibet is an Invaded and Occupied country so your spam doesn't have anything to do with Tibet.
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@tyoungos You are consistently spamming Tibet videos with rubbish that has nothing to do with Tibet
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Free Tibet and China from Environmental Disasters
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@ Faiun
Unlike the evil State Terrorist Regime of China
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@ channel tyoungos
Come to NZ and learn about FREEDOM
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Sadly you don't support FREEDOM
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Are you paid to support the Evil Regime of China ???
HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
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HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
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His Holy Less the Da Lie Lama is the biggest liar in history.
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@SauIan New York Deputy Mayor's ass was forced to resigned after he beat the crap out of his wife because he cannot find anymore Native Americans to kill. Why White racist invaders are so into violence?
Now his ass is gone.
Good.
Drain the budget, and keep draining until the White racist invaders' killing machine is stopped and the land is returned to the Native Americans!!!
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@ Fake product
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Any country still using the Death Penalty is uncivilized
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@SauIan
America will be free.
Mexico has been provoked too much, and is shoring up denses along the US & Mexican border in preparation for another White racist invasion after the White racists occupied California, New Mexico, Texas, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming from Mexico.
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nzgav 4 months ago
@ FaiunGongIsAmazing
Pleaser tell us if your comments from 1 day ago had anything to do with Tibet.
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You normally copy and paste articles off Regime of China websites.
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Its sad that a Racist Chinese man behaves in such a pathetic way.
HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
@ FaiunGongIsAmazing
You made 11 comments in a row 1 day ago.
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This is a WARNING for spamming. Youtube takes action against spammers.
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Youtube doesn't exist to cater for bored racist Chinese men who have nothing useful to do with their time. There is plenty of evidence of your spamming on this video when you look at all comments.
HumanRightsVideosT 4 months ago
Free China from poor quality factories
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
its too bad that Chinese companies don't invest more in China
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
Proportional VOTING for the US and China
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@ Faiun
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@ tyoungos
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Corrupt Regime of China Officials probably have plenty of money.
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HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ Hong Kong Spammer tyoungos
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Most Chinese can't afford apartments in China
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Free China from POVERTY in 2011
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ Hong Kong Spammer tyoungos
The EVIL Regime of China has been causing PROBLEMS all over the World
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ Faiun GongIsAmazing aka Hong Kong Spammer tyoungos
Only 6 spams from you
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
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@ tyoungos
Falun Gong is VERY good for your physical and mental health
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@ tyoungos
Have you ever tried Falun Gong ?
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
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@ tyoungos
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HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
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HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
Do you have plans to head back to Hong Kong ?
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
I hope you are enjoying living in the US
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
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Do you get paid more for spamming in the US ??
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
How come you left Hong Kong ?
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
Free the World
fro the
Evil Regime of New Zealand
Evil Regime of New Zealand
Evil Regime of New Zealand
Evil Regime of New Zealand!!!!!!!
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
New Zealand is an occupied and invaded country
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
FREEDOM and DEMOCRACY for New Zealand
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
She wants to get tanned in the summer, but her mom covers her up and says boys don't like suntanned girls. She dreams of becoming a photojournalist or art teacher, her mom wants her to aim higher. She likes to voice her opinion, her mom expects her to be obedient. It's a battle growing up in the United States for Christy Aumer, who has a Chinese mother and American father.
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
She is a child caught between cultures.
The youngest of three daughters says her father had more of a say about how she was raised compared to her two sisters, so she had more freedom than them when growing up. "My sisters never had a sleepover," Aumer says. "I am the only child in my family that had sleepovers."
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
Aumer says her life is a tug of war between Western ways and the Chinese values her mother tries to inculcate in her. Her plight is highlighted by the storm about parenting models stirred by Amy Chua's book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, a bestseller. Chua is dubbed a "tiger mom" because, though she lives in the US, she insisted on Chinese values while raising her two daughters.
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
Cultural conflicts within the family, it seems, are unavoidable due to the differences between how Chinese and Americans educate their children.
Liu Haiyue is the father of a 10-year-old who was surprised to be told by his son one day that he was not supposed to make a sound when eating soup.
DemocracyGIadiator 5 months ago in playlist FREEDOM FOR THE TIBET
"He had learned American table manners," Liu's wife Chen Tingting says. "In China, it's OK for people to slurp their soup and make a noise. I don't know whether I should ask my husband to change his behavior, or explain to my son that this is the Chinese way of doing things."
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@ DemocracyGiadiator
How come you only spammed 8 spams ???
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
@ DemocracyGIadiator
You made 8 comments in a row 3 days ago.
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Free youtube from anti Tibetan racists.
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Free Tibet and China
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The goal is to sentence His Holy Less the Da Lie Lama's terrorist ass to jail where he belongs. Such feelings give us a true understanding of human rights, that is not grounded just in legal terms, but rooted deeply in the heart.
TheSaImonfan 5 months ago
Freedom for
Tibet,
South Mongolia,
Uyghurs,
Rural Chinese and
Migrant Chinese workers
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@FalunGongIsAmazing
Free Falun Gong
Free Falun Gong also
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@FalunGongIsAmazing
all
the groups above need to be FREE from
the
Racist State Terrorist Regime of China
Racist State Terrorist Regime of China
Racist State Terrorist Regime of China
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Free Tibet and China
from
GENOCIDE
GENOCIDE
GENOCIDE
GENOCIDE
HumanRightsVideosT 5 months ago
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@ FaiunGongIsAmazing
Its sad you don't like Falun Gong
because
Falun Gong is the best thing to ever come out of China
Falun Gong is the best thing to ever come out of China
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago 2
It is sad that New Zealand is an INVADED and Occupied country.
mispistoIeros 5 months ago
@TbetRox Nobody in their right mind could believe DaLie Lama is the reincarnated God King. He is a slavery master who has murdered millions of Tibetans before he ass was kicked out from Tibet by the Tibetans.
mispistoIeros 5 months ago
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Free China and Tibet
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
Do you know that Tibetans, rural Chinese and Falun Gong are badly oppressed ???
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
Do you know that Tibet is an INVADED and Occupied country ???
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
Its sad you don't care about human rights in Tibet or China
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
@ tyoungos
Its looks like you have a new spamming channel
FalunGongIsAmazing 5 months ago
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always remember
that
Falun Gong Is Amazing
Falun Gong Is Amazing
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